Comply with current label/permit and state regulations for all agricultural chemical use. Note that labels and permits are specific to a product and not always replaceable with a generic product with the same active ingredient for a given use.

Refer to relevant codes of practice or industry guidelines. If acting outside of these recommendations ensure a suitable alternative has been identified and documented.

If your contract defines a destination market, check whether it has more stringent maximum residue limits (MRLs). If it does, your chemical program may need to be adjusted so that these MRLs are not exceeded.

Within 24 hours of each chemical application make an accurate record, to be kept for at least 2 years according to state regulations and label requirements. Depending on your state and the chemical product label this may include: